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    Workers are more likely to be injured on very hot days

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    So the New York State Insurance Fund provides money for small businesses to buy fans, cooling vests, ventilated hard hats, and more for their employees. The post Workers are more likely to be injured on very hot days appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.

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